Song Jiaojiao is reborn with amnesia. All she remembers is Gu Tingye, the cold-hearted man sent down to the village, his face livid as he choked her to death.
She also has scattered memories of her father, the brigade leader, being framed and thrown in prison.
To nip danger in the bud, Song Jiaojiao leads a gang of underlings to the educated youth compound every day to torment Gu Tingye.
Today she flips his lunchbox; tomorrow she steals his work tools. She even has the gall to demand he kneel and beg for mercy.
With the college entrance exam approaching, she asks a mild-mannered, refined educated youth in the village for study materials, only to be repeatedly thwarted by a scheming green tea girl.
Determined to drive Gu Tingye away for good, she steels herself and frames him for making advances toward her at a village assembly.
Who would have thought Gu Tingye wouldn’t even try to defend himself? In front of her father, the brigade leader, he wraps an arm around her waist and says, “Yes, I kissed her. I’ll marry her.”
Forced into a marriage of convenience, Song Jiaojiao stays on her guard at every turn.
Until one day, she discovers that the gentle educated youth was the real culprit who got her father thrown in prison in her previous life!
Even more terrifying, her perpetually cold-faced husband, whom she married for appearances, not only helps her beat the people who hurt her black and blue, but also pins her against the desk at night. “You think you can run off after getting into Peking University? You still owe me our wedding night. Time to pay up, isn’t it?”
